Connect Whereby integrations
Generate secure, browser-based video rooms by automating Whereby with Make. Linking this privacy-first service to our workflow automation tool lets you programmatically create rooms, customize backgrounds, and manage meetings. Instantly dispatch permanent room links to CRM contacts. Create your free account today to connect your video pipelines.

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Boost Productivity: Integrate and Automate Whereby with Make
Connect Whereby with Make to automate your video meeting workflows. Easily sync calendar events, send instant follow-up emails, save recordings to the cloud, and update your team in real time.
Effortless Meeting Scheduling
Automatically generate and send unique Whereby meeting links whenever a new event is booked in your calendar or CRM.
Hassle-Free Recording Storage
Automatically save your Whereby meeting recordings to cloud storage platforms like Google Drive or Dropbox without manual downloads.
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Automated Follow-Ups
Instantly send follow-up emails or update client records in your CRM the moment your Whereby meeting ends.
Real-Time Team Notifications
Keep your team in the loop by automatically broadcasting alerts to Slack or Microsoft Teams when a Whereby meeting is scheduled or starts.
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